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[Cancer Research 16, 880-884, October 1, 1956]
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The Purification of an Inherited Tumor-inducing Factor in Drosophila melanogaster*

L. Burton, F. Friedman and H. K. Mitchell

( Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California)

1. A semiquantitative assay has been devised for the determination of the tumor-inducing factor (TIF) obtained from larvae of the tu-e mutant of Drosophila melanogaster.
2. The active tumor-inducing factor, which apparently contains protein, was purified 12,000-fold by protein fractionation procedures.
3. The purification process removed substances which inactivate or modify the activity of the tumor-inducing factor in crude or semipurified preparations.
4. Owing to the striking differences in the character of tumors induced by the tumor-inducing factor in crude (free-floating tumors) and purified (invasive and lethal tumors) preparations, the existence of a "modifier" of tumor-inducing factor action is strongly suggested.

* This work was supported by fellowships from the National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute, USPHS CF5154 and CF5155.

Received 5/17/56.





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